Rahul Gandhi's Hydrogen Bomb Warning: To hurt Congress, voter names systematically deleted, says Congress MP

Rahul Gandhi's Hydrogen Bomb Warning: Rahul Gandhi, in his press conference being held today at Indira Bhavan in New Delhi, addressed several issues mostly related to "vote theft." 

Addressing the press conference, Rahul Gandhi said, “We have started getting help from within the ECI. From within, information is coming. This won’t be stopped, and it can’t be stopped. People of the country won’t let this happen. Once people know vote chori, they won’t let it happen.”

Rahul Gandhi on vote theft allegation: CID sent 18 letters in 18 months

Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said, "Let's come to why I'm making such a direct accusation about Gyanesh Kumar. There is an ongoing investigation into this matter in Karnataka. The CID of Karnataka has sent 18 letters in 18 months to the Election Commission, and they have asked the Election Commission for some very simple facts.  Number one, give us the destination IP from where these forms were filled. Number two, give us the device destination ports from where these applications were filed. And number three, most importantly, give us the OTP trails because when you file, you have to get OTP. 18 times in 18 months, the CID of Karnataka has written to the Election Commission for this, and they are not giving it. Why are they not giving it? Because this will lead us to where the operation is being done, and we are absolutely convinced where this is going to go."

Rahul Gandhi alleged deletion of votes done in centralised manner

Gandhi mentioning the 'vote theft' said, “This deletion of votes done in centralised manner using software and not through individuals.” He also alleged, “Targeted deletion of votes done in Congress stronghold through planned action.” 

The leader of Opposition, Rahul had earlier called the revelations a "hydrogen bomb" and alleged widespread rigging in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, especially in Karnataka.

As stated earlier, it was believed that during this conference, Rahul will present new evidences related to the "vote theft", which he had earlier called as a "hydrogen bomb." During his "Voter Rights Yatra," Rahul claimed that Congress would soon release a "hydrogen bomb"-like revelation on the issue of "vote theft."

Rahul Gandhi: We are getting information from inside the Election Commission about 'vote theft' 

Alleging about vote theft, Rahul further claimed, "We have our people in the Election Commission. Now, from inside the Election Commission, we are starting to get information about 'vote theft'."

Rahul Gandhi's statement on PM Modi

In his statement earlier, Rahul said that Prime Minister Modi will not be able to face the country." Calling this a "nuclear bomb" threat to democracy, he emphasized the transparency of the electoral process and the rights of voters.

What is a hydrogen bomb?

The "hydrogen bomb" that Rahul Gandhi mentioned in his speech is actually a highly destructive weapon. It is also called as a "thermonuclear bomb". It is a very powerful nuclear weapon and more destructive than an atomic bomb. Only a few countries possess this bomb.